- - -- . - - - t . a I ,;,....., 'LOGAN .,, , GRID ., 1111 rl..tt 4 .special) ). Ittwale) ;a devel- p:ng an offPirr,e hich lie hopes will be ,,,,,.,...t(i gnwt Wester', 4tote T..Neh,t, ill the opentlig game of the Ado dole the Utah LoGAN, 1...1..k 0 . Oct. 6.With Welter, tackles, and &Jan and Barrett. flashy fullback, running like siewnordted Twix.g.31 int.iiitath.coinbifia. nu ,. deer, a it b Hoover ItIckine I wriakedlly es lotr the t.ke a niule; with Saint shouting game, it wili probably be shifted !tke a Napoleon: and with 31agleby corusiderab'y against the Wildeate. i.. slippery as an eel, the "Y" Cou- - Coach Rail will have plenty of which to- work...algar Kittems are expected to give the material hewith has little time lett to though Weber Wildcats. intermountain Jun- - prepare for the The freshlor college champions, a genuine men have been isogame. busy polishing' uo workout here Saturday in the first the varsity for the Colorado agenr- home game of the season. The "lion Saturda y that th ee have, had quartet named above is likely to little time in which to Portrot soy get into action together as they good playa for themselves. Coach did against the "Y" varsity squad To'. 'talk.. however. win work in-- I and elm through and around their .cessantly the remainder. 'of the ,opponents. week un playa with which, to befThe freshman line. which start- - fie the visitors. With Cachet'. od against he varsity Tuesday eve- - Hoover. Magleby and Balla workning. is also a good one. It con- - ing in the backfield, the coach meted of Bal'e, center; Clerk and should be able to develop acme jacksqn guards: Purcell and Passer, nifty stuff. -- e , kb, ington. Sparks la wley and with Stnart and tfurren tVade In re- The eerve quartet r,--- men- above le tioned expected to gain most of the yards for the Farmers Saturday, but juat the eombination'that Romney will start is undecided. Warburton Will direct the offensive, and it is probabte that Noel Bennion will also get in at quarterback. If Hawley, Warburton tad Smart or Sparks are the four to start In the Aggie backfield they will form ,ne of the heaviest backfields that t'oaCh Romney has ever had. Aside from Warburton they are all sizeable yuung men, Hawley playing at 191 pounds, Worthington at 190, and elher Smart or Sparks at 111 pounds. Warburton is the midget ef the team as he doesn't quite reach the 140 pound mark. Past Mao. In addition to size this backfield has speed, at least on the track. IM One Of the stare of Worthington ' le state in all of the short races, there ars Many worse 220 men than Smart. and Sparks Isn't so slow In a football suit. Hawley doesn't contribute to the speed of the team but he does have poser. "Ths outstanding' weakness of this backfield Is ineaeprience. No one can predict accurately what il'orthington and Sparks will do in conference game. They are unnown quantities. Smart, with last vies experience. should be better han be was a year ago. Warbitrin looks about equal to last years :..rm. The Farmers will have a retty good backfield if the new ,iloYorS come through. They will athave an almost tack If they don't. Coach Romney isn't worrying about his line though quite so mach he can't he cure ,et about some av-of the positions. He has a good of linemen who eraged sized group average about 17a pounds per menof the smallest Is guard Bergeson. t he seven at 115 and Gardner cenIs the ter largest tipping the scales at DO. The probable starters on the Dow Cr. Gardner. center. Bergeson d and Gibbons, guards. Captain and schaub, tackles and Martindale and Jensen, ends. Opeser All Belay. Plana for the opening or the staaccording to dium are complete Chairman P. V. Cardon of the Athletio counctl and the largest crowd ever to items a boothall game ill northern Utah will be on hand. to run Enthusiasm le beginning in ,bight both at the college and at sale ticket The advance Logan. heavy the Doran Hardware is fairly to get expect but most of the fans Every their seats at the beele office. one. a good stadium the in ',eat the This general publie will occupy staseats On the east side of theschool. dium and students, highwill be on folks. grade and college the west. All elementary pchool adstudents of the state inarethebeing stadium mitted to all suns free of charge. - y,.,.,..il,.., lortt: t ,1,1 It s'az'A t, .- ,ts .;.0....-1.- 4., , I''''t..;;--,Nc ;it' ;'41.Iie-i'll- , ,,.4 1,,,,,, , ,, 1.,.4"Ns,:. . Green Pinyon& Coach Crookston has & rather in- xporionced team and one that will have to siva & considerable weight advantag to most of Its opponents. Thar is a fin spirit however and tho Grizzlias should do as well as last year. Shepard Arid Packer at tackles ars the bulwarks in the Logan defense. Several Younasters are being used at the guard poetttons including Hickman, Merrill and Budge. &holes. who has played at sub center in past years nhould be regular thia season. Captain KowaIlls tattles care of one wing. Mark Bennion hits boas shifted from quarterback where be has played for two years to fullback. Rya is taking care of the quarterback position. Leading halfbacks are Willmar, Ritchie and Eaun 4 4---- Last Night's Fights. I 1 1,11 omtm.ipoommromoom Mei Fair and Conference ' Visitors , tho new me don't fail to -- ' I . , , . - . , , I t ..,- - - , ., ' , , , -' - . . , 41 .; , - - - , HOUSE OF HOPPER,. ' , ,- -, trog0 EAST BROADWAY. , ' . t ,, , 138-14- 0 .: , A.,G. 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I I 7 I 44 114 4:4 MeCtur 111 131 143 Di,tpa 1ST HS 111 111 HI 1111111most Lam. 11Ikmit 111 111 11:toirsvo. 11lb: 11,2 pwro. . les 14 104,I,Ilann 141 114 Is 11 11 11 IA.Gale2 Tekles. $S Foul. -- . 121 110 'whits'. 164 340 III Maass" - it ME MT, 18 East 24. South Street. IS 146 11231: - IPPODIIOME'TIHIEATE ei;ervatinns 1011 Schetlr na 111 143 S enior Totals 668 166 17e1 Totals ITS 117 640 Irmtball Ebrouty 2 I Omer Printing. 2 1 3 1 or es yr Aden 111 162 lee Parry. al 14tc Want., $. 141 US Sinai,' et Taylor. lel 17 66Igognin 113 17.9 Prink.. 131 ill 1141Ormodi 141 21.11sts 142 176 143, Neilson 131 160 00 100 'Warner ll Totals 623 lit 639 Totals-Ilit ill; L. Stamm Co. 1 I 1 1 1 Illsolairs C. Mop. 111 11i 111 Ibii t Alms 143 list wit-Mtpo22$ its 143 let II Pool .,Illsoolot, IIT Wilook 111.1111114,Ill000 Poor 231K . Bloom its 141 Totals lit 614 SIC Totals, Sal 713 Am.& Noises' Cato 22,$k$4.21 2 ' ' - , DAYS . MOM" noritArsio KCVI'Cil , ARE contisned its winning strenk In the pis of Bill Huber:The oircles by taking three Etreicht Or who This makes tI Sprained, third baseman, the W. S. Into wins and noaggregation, cracked his ankle whilg losses for the Mailmen. Salt out of three from won braultit two second base yesterday, Lake Stamp difficult decision solutrelp before the Upstairs Clothes. Shop bowlers end Williint Bison's the won honors for the evening with Andy Cohen, the team needs his 11111. high Woodall Beauty Parlor won a set shortstop. an with already from Grocer Printing company Nelson strength badly, yet today is the Cate upset the American tAtdr Bakery crippled infield. and banded Elto while Hue Jere took tke Inter-Oceadown day his 'literature him as sacred. Tom Kippur. Manevator crew Into camp. I the Bisons the left S. S. W. S. ager Ciymeg of .2 1 1 2 ; 2 1 decision entirely up On Andy who 99 It MrDrld 111 1z: 141 obeervance of the ht 'ninon 141 began his faithful Sundown. 141 at Wight. IOS 1:6 1131llsrdmn pionship. ' t t , : ' , '- - . ' ' - ,,:: 1. moans' 0110111Aili sfitrittit. hill Tilden , bee named Oshmas as en. of the coming JUniOr -. Tnn.g. Igtuns'ar11::as 000t trgitceastly whining utik wviiarix Avast '' ispheinsadmi4 ) O. S. L. Bowlers Win Three More Games IVAINE ', ary b with 'MESE Italian Heavyweight Champion Light . Heavyweight Champion.' . TWo fails out of three under Police Gazette rules.' , .- - ' ' , ' bee. slutdhhea Toledo Needs One More Victory to Win Championship . DERN-,,vèrsus- ' ogrnhur, s - , ILothe with , INIIESTI,ING BOUTS TO !WI' n gand advantage entry. made a wonderful fight ci a but 1against It In 0. i.,:e, ' MAGNA, Oct. lt.L(Epecial)Dr. L. E. Growney made a bole-in-oon 125-yath bolo here . the first Sc. ever scored on the Utah Copper golf club course since it opened for use two years ago. Dr. Growney bee been playing consistent snit all season hut never e. on a His hall figured Dew straight to the sand green and day yesterday Alread fingering the W11110141' rolled in the hole. share of the players pool of about 81.100 each. the Toledo players welt' Into today' fray with added confiRamose ?LAY IN ISUSSIL "MAI. PITCHING MAT. dence that Itimi lo Palmeri". one of le the aseociaA check tor 12.000 was sent by Harry Thedgepetli of the Patera. the best aouthpaws Movebe able again to turn the Russian Workers' Sports burgh, Fla.., club, aqn a double. lion., would 11011I and wind up the ment to defray initial expenses of header from Richmond, A USPI4t 13 back the the British Workers' Snorts federa,alioering one hit. in the Vrat series. Joie Barmen cored big section football learn's Rusatan tour, game and none hilhe second. 7be ond victory of the series yesterday score. nom I to and 14 to 0 which startml s ',bort time ago. when Toledo won : i,ap, , , hay-han- the situation that has pro- a, flock of fast flying rumors. . Paul p.o.e. . O siam-ban- 1 sati sfying )e ,.. i Y Alto-post- ' IdnI Itht:t. 2 ts I ae LAWRENCE PERRY. (Special teamed wire service to The Deseret News) OS ANGELES, Oct. 1(CIA) How can the goal line be dramatized 7 Out at the University of Califor- Ilia at Los Angeles, Bill Spauling, the football coach, Is giving his days and nights to this problem. For both spectators and players the removal of the goal posts to the 0, end sone line has taken from (he of Nnt re Dam,. Iv Loyola game a very important element. i il,f,t et (pieago soeld not carp. coy Under the rulei more talk in the past and niblole 'says Spaulding. as they formerly existed the of-- I west than last Saturdu)'s upset at lenitive learn could see the s goal Palo Only imam drawing ever nearer and It St. Marys la a small institution. gave them an Incentive that a sin- football Ahtlity and on but long gle chalk mark. differing not p ail front the chalk lines that cross for two or three years has hoe. do to Ault what was done bidding the field. does not give. last Saturday. Ateam bite Stanford Offers Protest. cannot point for an early game a defeat of a "Sometimes." said Bill today, like this whereassuccess for a ilk spells "a team now gets over the goal big fellow season. Mary line without knowing it has wonIll fortil.les, two made Stanford ed a touchdown. The spectators do in touchdowns for St not know where the goal line is resulting But never forget that when and they miss the thrill of teeingla big team is fumbling lik that the scoring back plant the ball be- - it is less because of poor handling ball than becauee of the hind those fought-fo- r upright& I of the manner in which the g don't know what can be done about are backs being hit. move to to the posts Itexcept In the last analysis the defeat where they were, and I think this will help St. Mary' and do Stan-wi- ll be done next year." ford no harm. A good beating is Kftute Rookne, on the other often the beet thing that can told the writer that he pen to a big fellow.(Copyright thought the setback posts was &ISM) L . 0 IMAGO. Oct. ten round matches. topped by ger sant Sammy Batter of New 'York Ind Billy Alger, the Phossis IriAwilt be Promoter Jim terweight, Mullen's offering itt the colineum tonight. Art Wlegand. Buffalo an Re" !eau Saguaro, Cuba, are to tight at 175 pounds and Lope Toner lo, Filipino. gum Russ Whalen. Chi Wee. at 1111 In the other full length nuttoltec Cuyier. fleet outfielder of the Pirates and a hero of the 1,26 world's series, is not taking part so tar in tbe ship battle with the Yankees. cause. in the opinion of Pittsburgh executives, his present playing form is below that Of any of the alib,8:blei i t i. At Fair Grounds - GOULD. Oct, 11.(AP)-- - Dueness Walks. i ilr', Newey Captures Horseshoe Title THREE BIG BOUTS MAGNA GOLFER ON CARD TONIGHTI SCORES AN ACE I. , 1 ' r,t Tiger Flowers and Pat Mc. "e certhy. Mike is a smart old boy and e found a wallop In to he seems 0.I I (A I' HICAG0, l'ur , duea (,,,,thatt h,,perutg h,et his mature years. He wilt need all their railroad reservations today tor he can summon in the way of skill, an afternoon train to Cambridge.- Punch and dexterity if he expects Mass.. where Harvard, if t'oach Phe- to triumph over the younger Ian 1927.) any prophf t. may get a etar, Loughran.--(Copyr- ight ling surprise Saturday Phelan did not minimize the ef- feet of the absence from the lineup' SNOW GRIDDERS an among of R. NEWET of Ogden again Wen bac. TO PLAY 'Y' FROSIU 14.., . the state championship Rival.. Phantom singles' PROVO, 0,4 college will scrimmagedIndiana's title Wednesday in lam horseshoe;r regulars held at the tournament with a phantom Chicago team yes- oppose the Brigham Young tiniest.- Grounds under the autptces of the; terday. Coach Pat Page tending sit), freshmen on Pounders day in Pitcher's , them a squad camouflaged pr,vo. Nionda.y. Oct. II. Coach Ike, tion. Yest erday ti match we. t oe against in jerseys each of which bore the Young has a$1.1keed to come to Pro11most exciting exhibition ot tiorte-- I 1E11110 The so on that date in order to assist of a Chicago player. shoe tossing Vet witnessed in Fait Hoosiers" play Chicago in the Founder's day celebration. L. Laae. E fforts were mae last fall to N.,.,ta COnferealce In the first Healy of Murray, pressed the chitin- - rratuiday some of the conference teams' get to for both. uteri. to finish and by game at corn Ohio meet to Provo for the date, but no to lowa is preparing ppitching twelve ringers out of thir- teant so could eehedule. own its devoting arrange its Saturday, game the raised teen shoes. thrown, of The Brigham Young varsity team excitement of the audience to fever Ipractice hours to the development running and aerial at- - will he away In California playingheat. By winning the title for the the Clifornia Mustangs of Californsecond time. Nswey becomes the. tack. la Agricultural college. cup Michigan 'Works. permanent tohold& of the silverPitchSnow and the "Y" freshmen Oat the Horseshoe Michigan is working hard at passpresented by ing and kicking. The squad greeted an annual game usually in Elaltralm eels association two years ago but this year the schedule has been the Utah Farmer. with Joy the newt; that Vic Domhoff, at a late dat in or der that In addition to the silver cup. th had been declared ell- - changed .qubaireterback, Newgy the game may fit into the MIT- Utah Farmer will present pro- with an engraved watch fob me- - e'The Mini believe that Red second annual commencement dallion of unique design. gram of the parent Church school.. e young ra.t Garland, is It Th e score of the eevn games fol- - Grange's Snow that the won a regular bprioate.h reported college has end, lows: he. a strong team. ., a W. L. SR. an. T.R. Pts new 'Red" showing well, at did Humbert- - sophomore fullback. :. 7.'S2 4h1 a 4t Ito Newey ten lefronte The batt other ass big :,s, a L e:7 IliJ Healy tapering The doubles tournament elimina- - were quiet sectors. teams their preparations for the weektions will be pitched Thursday aft- - Off ernoon at 4 o'clock. The meet will eners hostilitiew end with the doubles championship , contest FridaY. SIXTY-TWDEER R. H. Bradford and O. Munaatter theirstill he on hand to defend KILLED IN IDAHO, doubles title throughout th tournament. BOISE, Idaho, Oct , .,.. last night, Leroy Llrenby deputy 4t. s gem. warden ofor Valley county had ci.t, , ,,. deer killed in the checked sixty-twNci. Tallow Pine basin of th Salmoni the opening since river mountains of the season last Saturday. Thiel year 276 hunters entered th basin IA It via Knox on the opening daY. .. Liagnbv is under instructioas Warden K, E. Thomas to keep track of all parties. how long Parties exout. and to organize pect to be search parties In the event any parTOLEDo. Ocio, Oct. Buffalo Bisons. champions of the ty is lost. international league stood at hitY the 'little today with defeat in over them world series" hovering holding only one viiktory out ollyive DRESS-U- P In the conflict with the of the American Association. Toledo needed only victory today to take the clam AA baseball chamThe Oregon Short Line bowling teem the quarterback and in fact an enakin tc, buck (re team, something ague. They see the goal posts and become nervous. just as the Me x.. nerienced hunt sman doe s; wneri he drawe a bead u POT a deer. With merely a chalk line ahead of them they are more apt to take a scoring advance as a matter of course. Out in the Missouri Valley con-Ban reached terence, they have agreement whereby a double chalk line la drawn across the goal. in this way the back, both offense an a defense are surer of themselves. it is likely that in future games in the valley the goal line Nvill be marked by red flags at either eta! i norder that the spectators way he keep in precise touch with of the eams with respect Progress to touchdown,. Out here in ,t,hesetes;1,,croast IsStain- defeat funrri4n.: rohver,m)l roll. l ' i Indiana Eleven tp, 'LIit4 4 I iiiii,r Team For Dri thing inasinuch am their meaent position removes a certain paychic influenes shich used to gie i in ;,,,,., ..n0,4".". gcod the following dispatch. Perry. now on the comet looking ever co lle elevens, says M. Marra defeat of Stanford will help the former and do the latter no harm.) , Efericr - diebatodch ry, football authority. .4 , pi,tic t, '7, II. 4.......4A I goillt-1- urts third, 17 ., on thn etretch ,,,(1' u Tis 4 class. of the second rare uith '..';Ti tsrhutendy.frishmen. Dolt colinet eecond and szaTisho ...4 1 Pansy third. Davie I. :dills vtiiiut-- ; ,t, not the aryntbet- ., "-..,- , first honor s in the ' I. 1, ..' i t h Ja. k Fountain deist lcfoundkind in often ,,nd the Mulether third. Vine) arrt t as f list la in the fourth rave e it li prize ring and Nt,t t Phema seeond and Reel, Fry l'ii.r.1 ttitit a Wig! at stake. both lads can he delTended upon to do their best. Loughran and MeTigue are not nt,ailgPri, The pair met once in aitil 11.0tiOng es ,,f,. d eri,itIn (.0111117,A Now that a few years have po. s di : ,c411.7,"C ,....... the rear it discussed by Lavirence Per. incolge ,plit - i f 1.,..: ML. The effect of removal of the ' I , Iii 11..,...,4-'- P ''.1 t goal poets ten yards to ' ...,..,,, 'IS., otio,.-it ei.4...,, '' -7., ..,1 Iloss,-1- Coast Causes Plenty of Talk in Football Circles. I - ,:, 4,',7--Ir- t c .,..k, , .; - :k , , ' I , ),, . k ! ..,. i , 44 ,,4 7 ..,,.. f ).,- 4:3 ;,.1 4"7 ,,r 7'71111.4q!,.-3:- ,fso 44,,tr v. 4. 4. , i1 11 .7 ,. . ' -- ,,1 , 4o ti, t,1,,,,,,, Pt , ,, '' ,vit,..7.,,,,7,-,141;.-14--- ' . zr 4 7- mart Loughran Tex W ,'"i'll' .1 e ' Baby Shoe stable black F ighter But e S marts won the fifth and beau- line race of the day's program at Is . Comer the Fair grounds yesterday. Jock- head all eY Bennie urged hie mount in Charge. the itay and then pulled Into the lead on the stroteh to win from Anti hall Perrone Seth, , rho latter tw n finished in the or. BY FAIR PLAT. der named Sweping Ann falter- cd on the dri'ke when the tsinner Special Leased Wire Service I v hailenged The Newii.) litsity '6' lietenry EW TORE. Oct. wiliner the Wisaro ithoi,ed his hr,is to tile rest of the field in !dike 51eTigue and Tommy ,i, sixth l'aCe. The nitther raced .u, if Inuell the beat and was never Loughran over the 15 round route ,i, danger afer a sprint at the tor the hcaamr ctort. Kahko fo r eeel the pace but ',kinship i,ligthttilehese.oiryowd.eitgintt d s.or no match for the winner. Tex Rickard is nted Chiatia thy was third. spri to i nto an ls' up dialling ar lea d and L. p the Patrons of Throughout in the eeventli race. Ar- ra tsn losed h is career On th e 10eal Madison Square Turf iv finishing second Krekzunas I Garden Friday as t.t ?Is third I evening. Debtor 1 leiter. Wfkm two Ir. l'et.tor raced Setiator CIO ,V t tItO ' ishmen get te- t0 .11tOklOO 1011 in the first race . ... gether there L. ?,(,..t, he d" '.11IPPe!1.31e,''''''' bound to be tin .1!,,T7: !on i ,nrn,,,, tonnn ,.. IylkIKIKI, I ,..110.000 4117:4'- oli k740 '07"' ,f''.. i I .. , 41r.z4, ,14 ,1,11,.,,,,.. t,'N ; P.."'"---- r-...'- 1 iti 4,1,,441 , 0 ITTSBURGH. bison (KIM) ly b:h - 1 hole. , , ,,, , - I 4;10'7TT-1- ,,,,,,-- ,, 0 , . ; - :- , , , --- pt )P-1 , el,:14;7.',.,:4:;,:", ,vo -- to miens- , - , ' ' ,' .r. move-Mea- of. light deliverr.,,:.:::,'..:. . , ,... A, I-- larit...... , the most economiceland - I'l! iletliiii Players, Is Claim - , Voeitiveiy 4 4 ' ciatodetuis.opailu:tinatmereep:::It.suropowaa. todrnso7fitg:Imtotbbey...atoseramp:01.ttsbuest ..-. ModelmforEREvcIryAINPeetdmp-osi- SPORT . ' ' - ; -- i, :: . , To Other Pirates - s, A ; . : ,.,, - - TIT itol, i tf t iwill 73 ,atit - i tr.Liti -t$, Tri.,,,- .. Cuyier. '. ,I c f 1 ,.',, ..,;Put , TI1 717ii.f., ,, , , Tr, .. 2 , ) ',. mrsterious reason, , Motorclicles-- - 41 . t...;4't,o. .-- f 4 This n ' ,,1 'Ilk ti.it Tirrirti,i77., 1 mime of the Ioutfield regularsand because . of prejudice or for any While in ovm Harley-Davidso- -': a twill t:', TTTl7.,.,0-7.-- 117117411 eeldorn need power of the A average Salt Laker, which enables him to emulate the mountain goat on sueh occasions as the return of Col. Lindbergh and the world's, series. came to the fore here yesterday as Salt Ake's baseball enthusiasts clamored on window porches, mail boxes. autemobite tops, orinking fountains and what not to see "Old Magneto,- Draseret Nees haaeball player board reproduce the world's aeries opener between the 'Yankees and Pirates. Watch FAcedy The jerky rnoves of the little white ball and the mechanical batsmen and baserunners were watched with great eagerness as some 2500 fans followed the cdntending clubs In their battle at Forbes Field., FMburgh. The cil y traffic department today WAS prepared to handle another big crowd at The News where the crowds are always moat enthuslastic.This extra enthusteem is perhaps due to the fact that "Magneto" reproduces every play In the game. It throws to the bases. runs the runners down on warms the paths, up pitchera . bats and throws the ball to every corner of the fled instead of along five or six straight lines only and keeps a running box score. The fans who watched The News player board yesterday comprised a most cosmopolitan gathering. The onlookers represented all classes there were newsboys, portly business men. seedy loungers. and invariably a goodly number of the obstinate sex. A demon statistician figured it out that 2500 fang were on hand yesterday at the series opener on the corner of Main and South Temple streets. Of this number 2497 yelled with delight or in disgust at some time or other. The ether three were the iiilayer board operator and the two box score heeperg,1 who were too busy figuring. Mr 11.11. . - ,--i I1 0,11471- clilf. i R. N. , -- pt(ay )for rtlION)Ta0,t hOrridt. .roOct. the Canadian womm's golf them- plonship found Miss Glenna Cul- lett, who was this favorite, out of The Provicicuu the competition. gml fell yesterday beforz As rout- -Miss Helen Fagpgrative unknown. hole of rt of Ottawa. on the final their thrining match. MIKS Paget sank a four foot putt to win. Iter short genie was mora e(fer.tive titan the long drives and irons of Ills. On the nualif)- Collett. who had ing meda, with 77. Mrs. J. L. Anderson of Nric York defeated Mrs. Stestart Hanle) of Petrott at the nineteenth hole. Miss M. Helen Payson of Port'and, News Player California Coach Scores Attracts Big Removal of Goal Posts Congregation Teams Unable to See Goal Line NowUpset on Fr", it(INSA - I, T ths Associated Frees) FARISFred itratonnall and Kinil Thlmartn. welierwilehil. drew, 10. SAN FRANCISCOJohnny hirCei. elevoland. won from Pablo Dana, yiiipieo. In. OAKLAND. CALSpeedr Dade. Filipino defeairti ?rankle Murray. lc ,philetteiehts. 'Dillow, Winn!. TACOMAHarry go& won groin Ettorot4 Strong, 4. 1Pm. NEW YORK. Oct. 11100,000 gate is expected at Madison night Scalars Garden tomorrow when Mike hicTigue meets Tommy Rickard Vagina Loughran. Tel the bout. Ss a 7 to I favorite. awrigue ' .'rk A 00AN Oct 6.(1pocia3)-Coac- h Le Burns Crookston ', Loggia Islet Grizalles face a tough Kane Friday. when they meet Coach Bebe Whitings North Cache eleven on the Richmond field. Crookston's youngsters bung up a 1$-- 0 victor first over South Cache in their game last week but they will be Cache. lucky if they get by North Whitinrs team scored & victory over the strong Bowie high team and it broke even with Bear Riv- er, troublemakers far the leaders all last eason, in a Friday game last week. 'eighth's Greer. Whiting has the boys behind him. Every man is fighting for a regular position and when they go into a game they go in for battle and usually make it North Cache has a strong line that will probably outweigh the Logan forward well and a fairly feat backfield. The principal loeses from last year's team were Reese and Harris line men BOW playing with the Age le froth. Smith tackle on Hills year's team is counted as on. of the division stank Brough and Brown. Barker will carry the brunt of the attack. ' - 1 TITTC-4.-.-7 a,. tiliCi-0TT ly; 11 , , I 24 13 0 II , itir,11, , (.- - 11 cr:3-- b"- 1 iar., 0.....:12:,.. ,' 4". e......0:0,,11,44',i.:: Vihiting's Eleven - 2 , 9 1:777::?:17:7' ' ; ' .0 61 A 10 t;.:1 r It l'Ill'i ! t?' 9 SI 1'14-- '.. 7 x..., ,. ,e t4 t,i. i I .",k4A','''''''4 0- - 4'- N, ,- Logan High Grid Team To Oppose 4- McTIGUE TO MEET LOUGHRAN FRIDAY -- .v1,r,4,4.,, te. I , - W itirelli'k ?i474'4'ol..-4Z -- ;14, A...at. , ,At ' ' J.) 11 ilb, Lin-for- , 1. Ofr l't an- JO, 4;1 4' ,., , !Waikiki Captures Both Itishien Collett is Beaten in Racing Headliner Are Coraildent Golf Meet At Fair Groundsi Of II:other Win 1 omponomonmu.pformmeonuonPmu.emokd000. ,.c..., ..4.,' .......... . iornt s.. ..s....: .it own , I otitandt om - , Romney le ueing Worth- our, .,..1 1 oacith , ti om000mnrr II i e 7 Farmers have had more Indrill this teek than in the three preceding weeks together, and It is beginning to tell. in workitig his attack - winelltha:s4a"11-tititerthid- , -- - i. The Agglee. - . it orld's Light Heavyweight Championship 'Old Liagnelo' Thrills Fans 11 ir,t-t- Worthington Leads in Backfield Work Tearn Husky. . . cTigue Friday tor 'Cougar Frosh Eleven to Oppose Weber Saturday Line Is. tin! inot7 frr ,, AGGIESTADIUI1 OPENER NEARS Tommy Loughran to Meet Mike Starting ',. . !AS . - ,. . ' ;,,;..,.; 1,:,....-.;..- e. -1.- , . o .1444!1.411444,, ,